Se faire hacker en utilisant un simple câble de recharge: démonstration live à la RTS

Tout ce que vous branchez sur le port USB d’un ordinateur pourrait le hacker.

Nous avons fait la démonstration avec un des câbles pour charger des iPhone qui ont réussi à prendre le contrôle d’un ordinateur de la RTS. Exfiltrer des documents, désactiver l’antivirus, envoyer des faux emails, etc.

Réfléchissez avant de brancher un objet dans vos ports USB, verrouillez votre ordinateur lorsque vous vous éloignez et utilisez des capotes USB pour charger vos appareils.

Retrouvez l’interview sur le site de la RTS

 Ainsi qu’un extrait en video

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